11 Still, a large European study found a rather high prevalence of nursing tasks left undone, including documentation, skin care and repositioning due to lack of time, poor staffing levels and poor work environment.
It may, on the other hand, be a cohort effect of lower pre-morbid prevalence of performing household tasks like cooking and laundry in men who married before the end of the Second World War.
The prevalence of smartphones makes the task of crowd sourcing easier.
However, the prevalence of disability for everyday tasks was similar whether neurophysiological testing was positive or negative, and recent pain at other anatomical sites in the neck and upper limb was consistently more frequent in the NP-ve cases than in the NP+ve cases.
In Brazil, a large country with extremely diverse characteristics from region to region, accurately determining the prevalence of osteoporosis is a complicated task.
The lack of adequate standardization of assays to measure aPL and the variety of study designs used to assess these patients has made such estimations of prevalence a challenging task.
The prevalence of statistical learning in visual tasks suggests that attentive tracking may be similarly influenced by learning.
This is consistent with previous findings concerning the prevalence of agricultural, forest and fishery tasks in relation to this type of cancer.
But one of the underlying goals of geriatrics is to differentiate between "normal" aging changes and those brought about by disease admittedly, a sometimes difficult task, as the prevalence of many diseases increases as we get older and what is normal is not always clear.
But one of the underlying goals of geriatrics is to differentiate between "normal" aging changes and those brought about by disease — admittedly, a sometimes difficult task, as the prevalence of many diseases increases as we get older and what is normal is not always clear.
